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Grand Dial

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Demo · 20,000 credits

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18+. For entertainment only. Every round starts with your press — there is no autoplay. Stamps and credits have no cash value.

One great brass wheel, three ways to set it

Department: Instant
Type: Wheel game
Temperament: Your choice — You set the risk before each round.
Stakes: 10–1,000 per round
Features: Wheel, Risk levels, One press
Filed: 9 July 2026

Notes from the desk

Try Low risk first to see how the wheel behaves.
A result such as 0.5× means you get back half your stake.
Medium is a fair middle ground if you cannot decide.

How to play

Choose a stake and a risk level, then press Spin. The dial turns and stops under the pointer at the top. The segment it stops on shows how many times the stake comes back: 2× on a stake of 50 returns 100, 0.5× returns 25, 0× returns nothing.

The dial has 30 segments of equal size, so every segment has the same chance on every spin. Each spin is separate from the one before.

Paytable

How many segments of each kind sit on the dial at each risk level.

Segment	Low	Medium	High
20×	—	—	1 of 30
10×	—	1 of 30	—
5×	—	1 of 30	—
3×	1 of 30	1 of 30	1 of 30
2×	2 of 30	3 of 30	1 of 30
1.5×	10 of 30	2 of 30	1 of 30
0.5×	13 of 30	3 of 30	4 of 30
0×	4 of 30	19 of 30	22 of 30

Features

Risk levels. Low fills most of the dial with small returns; High keeps most segments at 0× and adds one large segment. You can change the level between spins.
One press, one spin. There is no automatic play; each spin starts only when you press the button.

Good to know

Returns are whole numbers, rounded down where a multiplier gives a fraction.
The stake and the risk level are locked while the dial turns.
Turning animations off in your settings stops the dial straight away on its result.
Stamps and demo credits have no money value and cannot be exchanged for anything.

About Grand Dial

The Grand Dial stands on a plum stage under a spotlight, its brass rim lined with bulbs and its face cut into jewel-coloured segments. Each segment carries a multiplier of your stake. Press, the wheel turns, and the pointer at the top decides the result.

Before you spin, choose a risk setting. Low risk fills most of the wheel with modest multipliers, some of them below 1×, so you often get back part of your stake rather than all of it. High risk leaves many segments empty and gathers the value into a few bright ones. Medium sits between the two.

The wheel redraws when you change the setting, so you can see which layout you are about to spin. One press is one turn of the Dial. If you are a member, you may notice the Mailroom has a dial too; that one is separate, free and has nothing to do with this game.

Like every game at the Bureau, Grand Dial is free to play and runs entirely in your browser. Results come from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, the paytable is published in the dossier, and a return below your stake is shown as what it is: part of the stake back, not a win. How games work.

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